So Say We All: 10 Frakking Good Books for Battlestar Galactica Fans
There are those who believe that life here [pregnant pause] began out there. Many of those same people understand that…
There are those who believe that life here [pregnant pause] began out there. Many of those same people understand that…
Speaking of: last month, Lana Wachowski announced she had started work on a fourth Matrix film, working from a script…
As a genre, science fiction succeeds, in part, because it can be so many things to so many different people.…
From The Time Machine to Kirk and Uhura‘s unprecedented kiss, speculative fiction has long concerned itself with breaking barriers and exploring issues…
We used to call it a cliché, now we might prefer the term “enduring meme,” but either way, everyone knows…
You can find a lot of unfamiliar things in the wide world of science fiction—strange landscapes, alien species, even completely…
The freedom granted to authors of science fiction and fantasy is kind of awesome: when a world is limited only by the…
Few science fiction writers have been welcomed into the genre with open arms in quite the same way as Ann…
We’re just a few short weeks away from the release of Ancillary Mercy, the third and final novel in Ann…
If you’ve been paying attention to science fiction over the past two years, you know Ann Leckie’s name. She’s quickly become…
All literature is open to interpretation; that’s one of the main attractions of reading—that ability to take someone’s words and make of…
Artificial intelligence comes in many forms: you have your Terminator-type Skynets, formless and godlike; your Ex Machina robots, jump out…
Faster than light travel is a science fiction staple. Like time travel and encounters with alien life, it is one…
It’s a wonderful time to be a science fiction fan. The television adaptation of James S.A. Corey’s Expanse space opera series is…
Ann Leckie’s Hugo, Nebula, and every-other-award-winning Imperial Radch series won’t end with this fall’s Ancillary Mercy. Orbit Books announced today…
With the announcement of the new those-bad-sequels-never-happened Alien movie, it’s been forgivably easy to forget that Neill Blomkamp has a totally different sci-fi film…
Snowmageddon 2015! wasn’t quite all it was cracked up to be here in the Northeastern U.S., but I’m still not intending…